What Photo Works Best in a Projection Necklace?
The safest choice is a clear, well-lit photo with one or two main subjects near the centre. Because the viewing area is small, composition matters more than using a technically perfect camera file.
Good photo characteristics
- Clear subject: faces or the main object should be easy to identify.
- Good lighting: avoid very dark faces or strong backlighting.
- Useful crop: keep important details away from the extreme edges.
- Original file: use the original image when available rather than a screenshot or compressed social-media copy.
- Simple composition: fewer subjects are easier to read at miniature scale than a large group.
Older printed photos
A photo of an old print can work if it is captured straight-on, evenly lit and without glare. Use the highest-quality scan or photograph available.
Black-and-white photos
Black-and-white images can be suitable when faces and important details remain distinct. Contrast helps, but there is no need to convert a good colour image simply because it is colour.
What if the image is imperfect?
Use the strongest version you have. Do not assume heavy restoration, AI enhancement, background replacement or manual retouching is included unless the specific service is offered for your order.
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